Smells, whether pleasant or rotten, go far to define this city, where fresh air often seems like an oxymoron.
"There was a scene where I had to smash a cow brain in a sink, and it was foul and rotten and going to get all over my face, and I was cursing the crew as incompetent.
Mr. Trenchard spoke of his youth, recalling, "My last 20 dollars after rent in groceries that went rotten in the fridge the landlord promised to fix but never did".
"I thought maybe something had gone rotten in my refrigerator," she said.
But Johnson remains the symbolic figurehead of all that went rotten in sport.
As with the Suhartos, the Birds and Papa's mistress, Cutie Francis, are sufficiently rich not to be too distressed if, as in Indonesia, the economy goes rotten.
All the clothes at the back of the wardrobe went rotten with mold.'' That first winter the family spent much of their time in meetings trying to prioritize work on the castle, budget for repairs and living expenses and hash out how to live together.
The food in my refrigerator had gone rotten from not eating it; inside my kitchen trashcan, there were maggots squirming among the waste.
Lies and rotten journalism go viral in seconds.
Of course, rotten tomatoes go into my compost pile, along with $50 batches of faded cut flowers.
